The quality of a poetic work is not determined by the number of readers. Works that make people cry or change their emotions after reading are often not necessarily good works. Good works are those that make readers fall into silence and gain. The mind is at peace, and then the spirit and soul are slowly infiltrated and swayed. A good work is a solid ball, with thickness, quality and perfection, not just a circle or a nail. A good work is like a still water flowing under the water. It can withstand repeated readings and is comfortable to read without weightlessness. feel. Good works are "hypocritical but not false, honest but not true". They should be both true and false like a sieve holding water or a snare catching wind. Good works are vague but not expressive, lively and ethereal, perceptible but not so concrete. Works that cannot stand up to scrutiny are definitely not good. Works that use words and techniques to impress us for a moment may seem good, but they are only good for a moment. After reading such works carefully, there is often an empty, gloomy and helpless place behind them, and may even produce uncomfortable noise and confusion. The dirty atmosphere cannot imbue people with strength and artistic quality, so it can be regarded as an empty shell of poetry. Those works that lack the presence of the writer's own heart are roughly like this. The work or the back of the work cannot reveal the author's cultivation, temperament, realm, vision, character, temperament, etc. I call this poetry without humanity, and only have the dangers of technique and the quality of poetry. Perhaps the best poetry is a power that is condensed to the point of being wordless and touching, a power that warms and reaches the heart. It may not be imposing. It should not only be poetry, but also cultivation, culture and thought. Relying on intuition to create poetry that imagines what is possible, it is often the art that remains undiscovered. The essence of good poetry is tranquility (confidence of the soul), definitely not emotional catharsis. If poetry contains the passion and flowing tranquility of individual liberation, and contains personal true soul and true love for all things, it should be true at the moment. Therefore, behind good works there is sincerity, concern, and our innermost feelings. The perfect atmosphere that you want to aspire for is rippling. It is a free flight that is integrated with the whole world but higher than the world. It is a complete self.